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Recent Rubella infection among childbearing women in a tertiary hospital in Nigeria: a Seroepidemiological indication for vaccination need
Background: Congenital Rubella Infection can be prevented and future generation saved from disability by protecting women of reproductive age through vaccination. The study is aimed at determining serological evidence of recent rubella infection among women of childbearing age. Method: A cross secti...
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2016
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